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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
2
Poetic meditation on spring awakening and renewal. Nature wakes with effort and optimism, pushing buds, greening landscapes, and reviving hearts and minds with warmth, fragrance, and light. Spring’s energy inspires youth and wisdom, without demanding return.
HHS students recall a hard fought season culminating in a Brookfield upset at Euclid. The seniors are praised for sportsmanship and memories of Kent trips, while Mr. Jack Theil and staff are thanked. Civic Day brings speakers, lunches, and community service with praise for Mrs. Peg Baldwin.
Paul Mills of Masury has been promoted to Specialist 4 while serving with the 504th Administrative Company 4th Armored Division near Gaepingen Germany. He has been in Germany three months and works as an IBM machine operator in his new role.
Four Hubbard High School students sponsored by the Hubbard Rotary Club attended the 22nd World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati March 15 and 16. The group included Alike Odding Andy Fisher Heather Hardin and George Yaksic accompanied by Rotarian Mrs. Austin Orr.
Robert Mathews, youngest of three siblings, received his Bachelor in Sociology from Ohio State University. His sister Joan (Mrs Donald Zimmerman) earned a June 1964 Education degree and taught English Civics and History. sister Marilyn, a 1966 graduate, teaches Biology at Hubbard High School. All three are Hubbard High School and OSU alumnae, with teaching careers common among them.
William R. Sereday son of Mr and Mrs William Sereday of R D 1 Masury has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Keesler AFB Mississippi for specialized schooling as a radio operator. He is a 1965 Brookfield High School graduate and attended Youngstown State University.
Donald E. Shields of Hubbard Pennsylvania has been promoted to foreman of winding and assembly in the new Y-Building of Westinghouse Electric Corp. Sharon division. He previously served as acting supervisor in Y-10 and joined Westinghouse in 1947. Shields is a Sharon High School graduate with a BS in business administration from Youngstown State University. Announcement by H C Hephner.
James Cook of Ohio Bell will present a free lecture and demonstration on the laser at Hubbard Senior Citizens Center Grace Lutheran Church on Friday March 29 at 1 p.m. The device known as the Optical Maser may surpass the transistor and solar cell in impact. Cook will discuss laser functions applications in science industry communication medicine and the military and share his background from US Army captain to traffic assistant at Youngstown Ohio Bell.
Superintendent Loren Giblin states Ohio Pupil Transportation Rules forbid any pupil or adult spectator bus travel to athletic events. He notes Hubbard Board owns buses and must follow the rules, while Niles and Girard boards use private contractors for student transport.
Marine Corporal Gerald Ryser of Hubbard is serving with Marine Air Base Squadron 12, Marine Aircraft Group 12 in Chu Lai Vietnam. The unit provides runways and taxiways operation maintenance, mess halls, weather and photographic services, plus laundries, motor transport, guard and communication services.
Cub Scout Pack 97 of Grace Lutheran Church held its Blue and Gold Banquet on February 29 at 6:00 p.m. Special guests included Rev. and Mrs. William Slates and Don Bordenaro of the Mahoning Valley Boy Scout Council who spoke. Webelos leader Fred Harrison presented colors to Webelos parents, and Cubmaster Louis Leskey acted as toastmaster. Den mothers were announced and awards presented to Daryl Hatch Brian Hatch Ricky Landy Dennis Riley Billy Rickard Mike Leskey David Thomas Rich McCracken Kenny Rhodes.
Hubbard mayor Joseph Baldine warns dog owners that the Ohio General Code on dogs will be fully enforced. Owners must keep dogs confined or under control except when hunting with a handler. Violations carry penalties from 10 to 25 dollars plus prosecution costs. unlicensed dogs incur 25 dollars plus costs.
The Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners in Cincinnati announces an exam for substitute garageman at Youngstown Post Office with a pay rate of 2.59 dollars per hour. Applications are open to all, and written tests are required. Forms and exam details are available at Youngstown Post Office or by writing the Executive Secretary, Room 304, Post Office Building, Cincinnati, 45202.
The council approved changing Residential 4 to multiple family dwelling for zoning and set a public hearing for April 1 at 7 p.m. in council chambers. The measure adds 150 foot depth along Caroline and 150 feet along Rebecca. The mayor was authorized to buy seven miniature gold shields for Hubbard Auxiliary Policemen with 25 plus years of service.
The notice highlights Easter egg coloring and consumption rooted in ancient rites. It promotes Prom Prescription Service free delivery and family records, urging shoppers to visit TELL'S for gift ideas to fill Easter baskets.
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